Presidential candidates focus on economy and race in battleground states

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump visited key battleground states to engage with voters. Trump participated in a Fox News town hall in Georgia and discussed his economic vision at the Chicago Economic Forum, while avoiding questions about his relationship with Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, Harris joined a radio town hall on The Breakfast Club in Detroit, focusing on engaging black voters, particularly black men.

Which two political figures visited battleground states to engage with voters ahead of Election Day?

• Barack Obama and George W. Bush

• Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell

• Kamala Harris and Donald Trump

• Joe Biden and Mike Pence

Where did former President Trump participate in a town hall event?

• Savannah, Georgia

• Cumming, Georgia

• Atlanta, Georgia

• Augusta, Georgia

What topic did Trump highlight at the Chicago Economic Forum?

• Healthcare reform

• Climate change

• Immigration policy

• His vision for the economy

Who did Vice President Harris join for a radio town hall?

• Oprah Winfrey

• Charlemagne Tha God

• Anderson Cooper

• Ellen DeGeneres

What is the primary focus of Harris's engagement in the radio town hall?

• Discussing healthcare policies

• Bolstering support from black men

• Addressing climate change

• Strengthening ties with Hispanic voters